tantamount. :‘ ‘ .
6:55 a. Mirna r. mg
Nto hinlcroau.
convocation of hutlor
”R... A. M.. will in hold at lto
In MI 4. 1910. at I o‘clock p. m.
..ponm. (Rofraaitmonta).
Mono cordially and fro-I
titanium companion Thaddouo
coining in the out.
I Fratarnaly yours
CERT M. WILCOX. Coc' y. .
odor. N0 108.F
" hold at lto rooma April 5th,
fit! o'clock p. at. Work E A.
‘ All Maotar Maoono cordially
tornaly lnvltod.
.Fratornali youro,
ILcox, Soc'y.
”a vow-law
Ilia “urinal. TELEPHONE
cALLa
wa Dapartmont
ualnoao Doparttuont
ranch Dillon, Not-walk
~ Itor'a Raaldotm
.tlty Editor’o fiooldonco
~—
All and Manufacturers
Association
.1103? STEVENB. President
am. Vice-Pica ldent
wit £1 Ul N'i‘ARD, Secrolary
(‘08 ETT. Ttenauter
Executive Committee
D IH. RMA'l‘i’iliiWfiON
EN 8.} CH
IE '3‘ M POHLMAN
lAN SWARTZ
W-.. ”t- x». v -m.-__..._... m---——-----
S MAV WELL EMULATE CANA-
DA'B EXAMPLE.
anada has the right idea concern-
immigration. The Dominion wants
itmnts whose purpose is to outer
lduititral pursuits. either an ownero,
{this or laborers and desiras to ex-
utie those immigrants who alight in
the towns and cities. This is consid-
arod the most Important statoment
‘ dildo in a report submitted I to con-
”.gl‘tm last week by Senator Dilliug~
ham. chairman of the joint. humlgru
hon commission in rcgatd to thc im-
migration situation In Canada. Entire»
iy too many immigrants who ontcr
lilo United States head fot the ccutora
or population. This country ueodu the
development or it ful'mll and needs it
Tom ”“b'nt‘ing the past few yearn it
“pears that we on a nation have
_ Illicit auhalned to live on the farms.
‘ ’1th thin has had his effort on tip-
I ‘ :{llfih coat of living lilt'l't‘ in no quea
on. Today in Canada. conditions arc
"1i t the oppoaite to those born in rc-
tion to the farm, in the Dominion
lore iii a mad rush to the null and
It result the world is coutnwncinx
o tilt up and takc notion of her Ivon
'dtifi‘til farming opcrmiona and paril
ottlttrly hcr wheat growing.
”a
. it was u very timoly and appropriate
{Hittite which llr. Maci‘urlaud pahl yon-
torday morning at the Congregational
Qhurch. to the Wlilt‘ and Important
diurvice of Rev. Dr. Aunuuluu lt‘leld
Board to the larger MW of .tlic nation.
' account of or. IIIsarII'II retiring
Ind Modest nature many of our towmr
3 via may not have known of llili
flout work In a great canoe. and those
.l't, did know of it will be deeply
bed at this tribute of respect and
Munich from his younger brolltor
o Congregational ministry.
”pm-..”
on. writer naya it is downright
valance for any person who has
Mme of lotto titan “.000 to have
('ttlmoblic. II III a mighty lucky
I for the automobile mauufncttuu
that tho numeral public (lot-nii’t
kiddo thia doctrine.
.....V_.. A...
smallest atom In lIiP city could
huvo people going out of their
uphill! to find It if it wutu ad
hrggd cleverlyw—ovmt though in the
' t way.» Waterbury Republican.
7 lg“ South Norwallt uII wuil III In
Willi”. or. for that matter in any
in;
.....W.................‘._.
jrittoltr 'ro ma rom‘r.
r tho ltppubiicau party at thin
film Cilia. will kick attor an-
fiiflmtoton Pool.
A...“
on the bright uldo. With moat
thorn ltIn'I going to no any-
‘ . over for ,, hashrmmchioou
{’p
I It”
also.“
, ~4»
Dr. Cook arrive in Now
a‘la allotted to intro pian-
“Q...
Mauritania railroad has rain
” at manor men at: par
‘ Brooklyn East
Maine on the part or (Ions-rests is Iro-
'Iiug to midi the public noon to ra-
It...
he did notwllmtou 'i‘ranh'
Wreckioaa‘ railroads will coma whoa
rocklquI railroading anus. »Clevaluuu
Plain Dealer. .. .
.Wl .
of remembering the
No amount
Iucmbcr the Aldrich tin-iii schedules-v
Waterbury Republican.
4.... ‘
i
look like u uprinx chlckenuwNorwich
Bulletin.
. .4...
Waikor Walton in now to "limit.
with his schedulo limping along about
ten days lichlnd.-~lloamn Globu.
“mam”- ., “a...“
iliililiillllii' liliii ,
Tho Sentinel will be pleased to Iaceivo
item for fitbllcutlou. from its random.
do! the a we haadl us. A brief and to~
tho- -polnt communication. on u Kraut-at
ptoponltlon. unit-lea more weight and con-
victlon titan a lengthy one in which the
argument in not tmuconttatod. We do
Input onilthatlcaliy “taunt «out brevity. 14mg.
winded articles. tau- unnerved. arc
the but to be road and are many limo!
avoided nito'other.
GALVEBTON some: cohparu.
a as.
0
Mr. Iiiditor of Evening Sentinel:
in the Galveston bridge published an
a model for Norunik? Please onto
that this has ovur one and a half miles
of fill. Why not two mllca of archer?
’l‘he till is in an exposed place and
must be protected by concreto walls
at great expeuuo. Apparently there
all}: some controlling advontagea in a
ll .
The floor of the Galveston bridge ap»
pears to be a little over twenty foot
above the water. The South Norwalk
bridge is about six feet. This in a
material difference which may have It
bearing on the catholics of the new
bridge.
The Galveston bridge has a .ainglo
loaf lifting draw.—-Jual what. was
sprung and voted at the lust town
meeting. In that catholic. with its
overhead iron framing and uotmtor-
wuighta‘.’ Why not have thc standard
Iwo~leaf draw with no overhead work.
the weights odncoaiod and the closed
bridgc to be uniform in appearance
and color with the rest. of the struc-
ture. lloubtlonu the concrete structure
if properly designed. conatructod and
protected. will prove aatinfactory with
only occasional repaint. but we must
remember that for Norwalk it is the
iron that is in it that holdlt
it up. wliethor it is arched
form. cantilovcr. or concrcte apilea.
lron bridges are still made. bill
for South Norwulk with the low
elevation of roadway tho concrete
form hue fcaluroa to conuuond it. One
la»—it will look almost like a till with
prntccted added.
We learn that a four-foot tunnol la
vlcalred through tho brldgc for cables
and watcr plpcu. That may how a
controlling influcncc on tho doalxn.
it in not fair to thc public. llit‘ coul-
~IIittI-e. nor tho i‘llgilit‘t‘f‘fi. to pubiiah
‘llirl of ctntntrucliolla linpoaulble for
nit uiiuation. an diuappolnlmcnt will
link? the final" ial burden more gricv
loua
Not‘wulk. Conn.
April I. ma.
Editor Seminal.
lilr:-—-ln roudlnx thc latter of Moder-
“(if John S. chmonr in Saturday's
Issue. 1 won much aurprluod at what.
IppI-urod It) Inc to be an uuder'handod
slap at Mr. Eben iiill.
if thin in the way thluxa are to be
run in connection with tho now brldlrc
it in two chances to onc that the wholo
thing will and in a muddle. As to Mr.
Hill‘s vicwu i think that before the
matter in actllcd many Inorti will be
of his way of thinking.
it aiwuyn seemed to me that it waa
‘l vcry ruah town meeting that would
vain to add oucoquarlor of million dol~
hint to Ho ludobladneua without. itnow-
ing the Ill'til thing about tho ultimattI
coal, whclhor It Would coal. ”00,000
If shampoo.
And an to tho concrete arched, tho
briditoa which havc boon iiluatraiotl in
your paper IlIiVi' very obviouttiy boon
for lurgc flowing stream» and for such
put-pone would naturally anhwrr vcn'
well and lip of good appoaranco. but
thc circumatancua arc not tho name lh
our ratio. liore wo ham a mud flat
with no liowinz atroain except of
cournc illitlili‘ tho draw. it we build
urcbea over the mud, rubbiIIh will au-
cutuulute and he an cyouoro.
All to tho improvement which It now
britlttc would be to the town, nobody
durations, but boforo handling tho
town with a quarter million of dobt
with tho chance of udtiiux mom to it.
it Would room that it would no ohow-
lug III-tim- jIIdaIut-ut to uncertain tho
coat, and above all allow each man the
rl hi to bill own opinion.
Yotua for any imprint-maul within
rouoon
TA XI’AYER.
' m- mum—”M
IILIIVI JIFFIIIEQ WILL WiNI
BAN PRANCIECO. April t.-llam
it‘ltai’atricit. former manager of .laclt
Johnson and tho man who attended to
the negro'a affalrtt during thr- Aualral
tau trip when tho champlouohip watt
won by domain from fl‘omiuy bum»
ray- ho helluva: Jolfi'ioII will he to
turned the wiuuur in tho unlit at film
eryvillu on July It. "lam not undoi-
animation Johnaou‘o sameness." IItIIti
Fittpatrlcli. "nor am i failing to taint
into account bio ability as a clever
foal insular of tho lioavywoigttt dlvi
rich. but when I any that Johanna can
not win over Joltrlu. I mean to sloop.
I no tar, we Milan (non tho animator
worn upon ovary on
or II Iridium“
.otproaoioali at manually
O
a nu» boon decided that. the oIInnI.‘
teclar but cannot make an old hon .
w, .
south: and loving it a. which
tho Into Pmtoaaor (lb rials filtration,»
hatith all an anampia 'oi‘ bravo
mainly consecration of life to tho with
stretch of Mr BnIIIh‘tt lilo that appellh
ed in Saturday' a Sentinel.
'l’ho following ware cunflrmod:
Abbott Susie Viola.
Alien, Mildred.
Andoraon. Clara A lion
. Andorran (‘arrie ianuah Amalia
Aluuuduen. Alivlde.
llurroil, Muir
Clone. Miriam Maxwell.
t‘lotla Gertrude Alone
li‘leld. llouuie iiiookaway.
Henry, liarrlctt.
l'lopp. Elizaboth.
Nowak, limma Whitmnan.
Olson. Hannah 'l‘llcrolta.
i’iait. lzcllu May.
Rider. tiltutlotto Stow.
iiaundcra, it‘rancI-n,
Atlanta. John Dwight.
Chiciteuter, Arthur Hoymour.
liavilund. turnout Clifford.
Nougebauer. iienry (icorge.
. ()lnen, Arthur.
(linen. Frederick Clarcnco.
Potts. Hurry.
Sllcox. William Robert,
Station. 'i‘hnodorc.
Stunt. John.
W
St. Paui'o Church.
Tho iiiahop of Connecticut. Int.- Right
Reverend Chauncey lluucn ilrowater.
i) .D., visited the old mother pariah of
Saint. Paul‘s Church ilnt evoninx. The
regular service of evening prover was
attid. after which the biahup prouohod
a very forceful attrition on the text.
“He that loneth hlti life for my aalto
shall find it." At the clinic of tho Iter-
mon. while a byqu was being units,
the bishop's chair watt placed at the
opening of tho chauccl rail, and the
class came forward and was proacntod
by the rector Thu candldatoa ituolt
one by one before the bishop. sitting
in Iiifl chair. and rccoited the laying
on of hands. There was a very large
congregation present. and the citolt
sang the tnualc vcry wall. The claim
consisted of twciltymoe motuhcrti. of
whom, novmltccn wcro boyu and young
moo. ’i‘llo Iranian of Ihuao who won»
ounllrtnod were no lollowa:
Morris l‘rodcriclt Ilyth-o. llradlI-y
llaucrofl Hammond. tinny ltrouauu
liiuautng. Norman llunlop rlummera
Daniel F‘rodorick idiom-lat. Sylvuatcr
Marvin IiIuIIIIlI-ru. t‘larcnt‘tt Frey tiar-
vct‘. Berti-um Alilaon Crawford. Filip.
worth tlnmbln Selloclt. Charles Otto
(iuortm t‘ornluaohku. liarry Frank
Wood. t.‘.ilI'forIl llcury Morohouao,
li‘ranlt ltydur. William lint-old (Yancy.
William Russell lmwudna. llamld Nat
Illa, ltubart Henry Wright. (tiara .lar-
via \‘t’ulcrhnry. t‘ouatnnro May Andor-
IIon. ltIIih Audcraon, Inn: iI‘curl lluulcl.
......Q...~
Christ Pariah. loot Nomalli.
itight Rev. 0. ll. Brewster modc Ilia
official visit to (Thriat Pariah. Rant
Nurwalk, Saturday crcninx. April 2nd.
and dciivrrcd u tllitliit‘ll)‘ acrmon. ilo
l.’X|lI't‘RN‘tl himaclf as lunch xrulitlod
with tin» ntcndy and rapid progress of
Ihc parish, and lbc dep Interval all
It't‘iilt'ii to lakc In its growth. The rcc
tor. ltuv. J. ll. Brown. was unnhic. not
log to mama, to anoint with to» am
Vli‘t'h‘. Rev. l‘. .l. (‘. Moran. minim-I
In cilnrgt‘ of Trinity Pariah. South Non
walk. who was present, no It about of
thc blahop. kindir mounted to “dial.
'l‘hc following ciaaa was conflruwd:
MIMI Mabel Wet-int. Mimi Edna An-
‘chks, MIIIII Ailcc J. llule. Mimi Vura
Fanchcr. Mrs. Anna Angieotan, Mrs.
Mary iii. Rudolph. Mina Roy l‘lcitlibg.‘
William Morkan.
South Nona-lit OCngrogattot-Ial.
"t“llit’li‘llny mornlna. at the South
Nrwaiit (‘iongrcgatiunal Church. Roy.
t‘hurlea S Macfarluud paid It flnc and
dcocrvcd tribute to our fellow towns-
nIItn. liar, Augualua F‘. float-d. it was
in connection with a rcvlbw of one of
Dr. lit-ard'a rcccnt ltoolttt. "A Cruaudo
of ilrotbcrhood." and it in auto In any
that Dr. Alacfurland'o hadron arc like
iy to twcoint- immIIIiinio roadoru of the
hook.
Tho uermon wall a very unusually
intcroallnu IIIltItIlonary aurtnon. ahowI
lug what thI- Amoriran Miaalonary Aa-
Iioclulion had door for our national
Ilfc front its very humans, that) in
tlm onriy duyo of lint alavory agita-
tion it won born lit a great protest
attainat human Idavory. The pruuchor
Ital forth than curly daya of thc Alum.
ciation with glowing anti rloquant
laruta. llo rooallod to bill linarora
many thlnn which are foraotton with
if and to tho rulttlion of tho American
'Iilarlouury Association to lhotta
cvonta. lit- oallud up one aftur tho
other of its oroat homo.
Ono of tho intonation pontoon of
tho sermon watt tho vivid contrast no
twuon tho bottlianoy and tho failure of
tho riots and tin statesman. with tho
llrmnoatt and dotormlnatioo of thlo
little body of conflmdonallato. When!
at hint lit. North on road to move
the A. M. A had long been
ready with than . While noon
tho “tilt. Dantoln Wohltar tattered aihl
tall at litmcruclal mutant. the Maori
an autumn that more to
arr Antioch
the (location and utmod ito voice on
the fugitive alaro law.
Militia. honour. of «on doc r in-
IIIrIuIt to lilo boom W Dr. III-afar
laad'tl tributa to [inboard Motto with.
In hla modem and quilt way ho had
may in And out “is lit Ital it-
hor. tiara and Mood, 11
1m; of hi: "oat. mm
hIII niuoaaa caituro. with datum
«arr «and with
for litany van: to
Erothorhood.
economical «to
and that to tho film. or
couldn't knock iodrlalt off hi: mtflli'r‘tglm’m
fact if titty t a handrail or p.- mm
roundo. i know ill III. men which mum III! I of
and Mrticuiilt'ly I know Johnna -” “load a volition of War that lit , ‘
- m- Board Im oft-ovoid lilo-loo tumor
ll! routine forth 0mm;
Mm!
do atatuuctol
Thou h liIII not inn
waltI
. ouuailil ttII cxampio for the women it!”
. tho church. Tho IIIIIIIIIII caliud metal .
_ attoutiou to the work till toaohinn of. '
out
atoll uood’ all Ithttwn of him in tho.”
glouiau. W. Ward Maiklu. Mina Mllllo,
Very Belt Creamery
the Adil’ This Week
Butter. a pound 35c!
A&P Fancy Patent
Flour, ’7'?“ sack, 85c
Atkl’ Contlonucd Milli. 3 outta
for . ......... .......... .281:
Pink Alanna italmua. 3 cans
‘ for
Coleman: Mustard it lb can. 11o
Suction ltaiuius 3 pitsii. for. .- 26o
...................
Baltrr'a Cocon,‘ u can. . . . . . . . .170
Ma A: Perrlu’n I‘Ilunca, a bottlojlc .
Pru'ntitt. 4 pounds for ...... “.250 I
lioliublc Flour . . . .. .........
PRO-I 20o; amall pkg" 100
50 litampa with 1 lb do: Tea.
in Stanton with I lb. 500 Thu.
25 iltampa with 1 lb 40:: Tea.
20 Stamps with 1 lb 356 Tea.
Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
30 Btumpa with 1 lb. and Coffee.
2!: Stampa with 1 lb. 300 Coffee.
20 Stumps with I lb. 25: Coffee.
10 Stamp» with 1 lb. 20o Coffee.
20 STAMPS Fans with 1 Gates A&P Soap for 25¢
i can Sultana Spica ......... lilo
lcau Ah? Pratt .......... .. .JM
2 cakes Cnillt‘ Soup. each .. 66
l pkg. Fluffy ltulilcu Starch” .100
i but Ixiqtlltl Bllto ............ 10c
10 Stamps with Any of the Following
Articles
l pkg. Fancy llcad Rice ....... 10o
With 15‘. lb. colic AAP Premium
(‘hocolatc ................ 16a
2 liltitn Adl’ (‘odfinh Bricks.
, catch 10c
......................
Tu. Ito. coo. ootivorII‘I'II auto A.
happy twilight that no might one of
tho llatall of his soul. and be outla-
find
'i‘hc acimou was liIIIIIIch to with
drop iulI-IIIIII and appI-III-lallun in a
tartan-gallon of tho lmal frlonda of
both iltc IIldt-r pII-utlict Itho in "it!
author of thc hook, and ulao the y-outig
or prt nun who on apmrpriatcly and
Iaarmly offered tho Mll‘ili tributo of
rItI-IIgnltlon to his long and hour work
That lilo oormoa will also have tho
l‘nfli‘I of lttcrcattint; titc utilisionary in-
terval of thc church illrl‘n III no doubt
-M
REV. MR. CARPENTER‘S PRELUDE.
Tito proludn of the ltev. ll. it. (far-
pcnlur taut night at rhI south Norwalit
Baptist Church wait in tho point and
plainly apoltcn. it “an on "Protect.
Our lluya and Girls) Mr. Carpool!!!“
«III In part. Tum are two incident:
of tho pant weak that rr) out in an
xuiah to thin community to “protect
our boys and glrin' ii iii Ihc anguish
of a motlwr' a norIIIu who has whatnot
«If her sons and Iluuithtera fail a pray
to tho immoral I-mirouruont of IhI-
alI-Iotl whilc uhc wema hclplutta to
analch than: from tho aatanlc drum. in
bar sorrow aha crIII 'fi out for help. and
MIKN‘B lilo tnoi'I lucauue boll) tiltittl'
mum too low tll munch not at all
t-llw watches for tho am movc of tho
Iommunlty to culttliiiah a moral and
social protection not. tllill for nor cons
and filimliifl'l but for hundrcda of
olhcra and ahc come. to bottom that
uocicty today in this community hi
willing to aarrltlir the morally cation
tinl to tho IIoclullt desirable». All titla
magenta two important into for our
I Ionaldcratlon
F'lrttl—»Tilitt thc rcligloua. moral and
portal urganloothm of thin comutuni
ty ought to llllllc thclr form and pro-
\ldc come kind of; moral and social
protection for mu IIIiIua pcoplc. ouch
unlhoY ll (‘ A ontlY W. C A.
nffora to boya and girls in other cit-
it‘ll let‘l' arc nil Itludu of women‘s
Hill]! In The Norwalko to promote an
cial divoralou and "may known-due;
but they are warmly. mtrlt‘tcd that!
ad to the moat narrow social out. Thin
may be Initially doairabio to the low.
but it ht manually selfish in tho llahl
of tho moral and social protection
needed for tho Iarzor number of young
vtomon in thin «Immunity 'l‘lIII Worn
ana ltlunlclpal Manna. with all that
articulation aim to do for tho boon
tlfylug of thin naturally bountiful
lilacc lino a du‘alrablo work to locum
Minn for it ill duairablc that aah can:
ho II'ImoIrod from the trout walk lm»
Incdiaicly whnn «owned and olroota
no ltopt clean. and city into in order.
illltl mu mom- mulniaiuod for the
woary. but norm of those armamatiai
to tho moral and metal protection of
our boya and girl» who arc to bocomo
: tho man and tho wanton of tomorrow.
ll III liitr “minnotho uncorotmcturo
while tho found: II III not Iooioit.
IHl Gilli III iii illMPIlil !
124 Washington Street. South Norwalk
M. and 2:30 P. M. Froo Dollvory,
W
riled on in the harbor. on booth for
nonauln pti ‘I on.
Ho also dct-Icrllwd tho public school
uorlt for the blind. llla plctoroa of
tho ttrcttt machine uhopa in the schools
illustrating manual training. and aiao
motto of the girls lt‘llllillifl domestic
economy word of drop iutorcot
‘ ’l‘hc usual municai program was on
ioycd both baton; and after tbc let
turn. Dr \lacfurland anuouncod that
nuxl Sunday evening would also he
‘aivcu In a Ionaidctation of the child
mu. l‘hp vinltor will he Bccretary
nwcn it. iovoluy, or the Rational
IChlld Labor (Tommltlcc, who will give
an lllIIItItruiIul lorturo on "Child in
bur: lla Wrongs and its ltcforum."
8t. Jooaah'a Church
Manta-II um bald at 7:30 ft and
10:30 a. to. Al to; lit) ocloclt a high
motto was aim; and the hauler utttaic
watt rotatalod
'l‘hc wonlcu‘a Intuition came to a
close at :t p. In. The exorcism con.
united of thc recitation of tin- rosary.
also the renown) of thc baptismal
rows and the imatowiuu of the papal
benediction by the ltcv. i-‘uihcr llolan.
’1‘th wait followud by bcncdlctlou of
tho ltlcarod Sacrament.
'i‘lia following prom-um watt randcr-
rid:
“lioly iiod Ive praiac Thy name."
I‘ hair
Soprano Solo «‘0 Divine Redeemer
.......... Gounod
um Clara ltlhcault.
Soprano Bohr-«0 Salutarta
Mina Annual hicl’ralte.
'i‘autam Ergo .............. Gregorian
laudatr llomiuutn ......... (important
The litlBtllt‘lli for the men uponod at
1:30 p. at. with an inatructlon by ltev.
Father llolan. ’l'hht was followed by
the recitation of the rosary. ‘l‘bo oer-
I.Ion watt delivered by lint, l‘ul’hrr
Downcn. The oxct‘clroo cunt: to a
clinic with tho hcaudIctluu of the illum-
cd Sacratncnt.
filtration during tho men's mission
will ho at 3 II. In. and fzzin a. “L. in»
stand of 5:30 and 8. all wan during
the woman‘a allusion.
Mina Anna M. iturua lit the church
organiat
..............
_..__-
Flrat ill. I. Chilton. .
Thorn ware largo con; atloua at
the South Norwaiit Method at Church
,vcatclday to great the former pastor.
the Rev w W '1‘ Duncan. who occu
pied the pulpit both morning and ova»
nlux and the mombcra of tho church
were very much alumni to m and
hear him “in tin Duncan aiao ad
titrated tho Iuombora of Parlor Wat
tcr'a Bible Clara. Thorn were so Inciti-
bora in attondaace at the tailoring of
tho olaots. Mr Duncan. who in paator
of a largo rhttrth in Mount. Vornon.
which ha wont. to from South Nor
walk into boon Italian thorn for Inolho
or your and it In expected that ha will
i
The OriginalGuarauteed Hose
In rural sax-«sun
’ walla Hill nu
Remember, if holes appear before the end of
six months. it means new Hose for you.
Sold in boxes of six pairs, light or medium \
weights—black. tan or grey.
$1.50. $2.00 All] $3.00 BIJX
"Homaoor" STOCKINGS. for Women.
' Colors. black and tons.
s2.00 AND 33.00 BliX
ASKTOSEETHEM.
COFFEES!
Thia in Coffee Waok at our store and we should ..." U
havo a big demand with ouch itboral Stamp offers. .
Our Coffaoo are froth routed and guaranteed to -.
givo perfect ntiafaction.
35 stampo Free
30 Stampa Free
25 Stamp: Free
20 Stamp: Frao
15 Btampa Freo
NO. 1 PLANTATION COFFEE ............ 35c lb.
NO. 2 PLANTATION COFFEE ............. 326 lb.
MOCHA I JAVA COFEE ................. 33c lb.
JAVA C MARACAIOO COFFEE ............ 25c lb.
NO. 1 SANTOS COFEE .................. 20c lb.
Our 25: (:0qu la the moat popular Coffee in the town for the
monoy. it to a big aollor with us: therefore you are alwayo aura of
ita bolog froth.
VERY BEST CUTTER. par pound ............. , ................. 35c
WARRANTED EGGS. par dozen .............................. 25c
Hoadquartora for WINEB.LIQUOR8. Etc.. for Family Use
A. F. Beckmauu 81 Co.
or and I6 Waahlnloon Ct. Poona Call 440. mu. Namath.
0P infield, they have the healthy. unitary.
' scientifically approved hind latitalled by
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NOBWALKI CONN.
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Rem ‘iae that it is easier to PREVENT disease
than to cure it.
They do not expose their family to unsan-
itary conditions brought on by poor plumbing.
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CATCH Fill-I BY ELIGTBICIW.
Thoy Ara stunned by Shock from tho
Trolloy Currant.
Flaherman alonx the line of the In-
dianapolia. Columbus and Southern
Traction company have found A new
and very effective way of flablnl
The Int-thud to to book a wire into
CAUGHT FACUI‘YY' WITH FLYPA-
w.
And Girl: In Lihorty Ladiaa' Coil-go
Hay. to Mount-in him in-
Inawral Ipooah.
LIBERTY, MIL. April d.-»~F‘ly~p|poi‘
and Prenldattt Taft‘a Inaugural “match
are cloaciy linked in the admin of tho
normal ty. till of
la: and luatructlv ro on
ion their Puma in PW
*" Ilia
be In appointoti
Kill ht liraot Church.
Thu ropattion of tho floater mualc
draw quit» I lam crowd laat nlxht
at tho Knight throat A." an Church
and tho "tactical wan tantrum.
A OUIC'I'ION OF GUILT.
In a can In of our iaataa dour-in
a no; taut in dormant at could
not be In any to Italian. hon tho
concluding aim all born motion on
following intorahanxti of animation
took plaao bemoan tit Jada! dud hll
. ololtoam In tho admin nation of film
I or
"autumn. Ira you randy to mom
your vat-dict?"
“'th l Mint?
0 your " .
_ “Our mirror to. tilt. that you can do
Ilka with the ma that um
«m. but Ira acuult all the m "
" at to mine that you hm weigh
thorium
Macaw-Tho tact I. morn and inure
apparout that ill» favor- of all are
mono ivo than II“! form of
yrtand nation today. and
aro Winona! nothinv undone to attend
Iholr luduaaoc 'rlnvy arc bold and
naval-tout. and m Mania: our any.
and girls an victim» of thrir MIMI-ado.
’i‘ho wondor III. that name mother
Dmmlltlllt in mint life. with a tooth
or‘n iaatlnot, dim not ride In! to be
tho loader lit a moment to provide
protection for out burn and shit.
“mt... it
«my averting lilotlhm.
At Ilia Sunday Ironing inatttutia
tut ore-Ilia Prluuiiihl floater t3. Brio»
in. no It var: “ugh:
contour
W tamed ‘a lion“
I. M“ ”it“
with: our 0mm
moan amount our
“no you and inflammation
ra it. blot: formation
Mgr“, 3“ atrium.“
mom. like IIIIII Iota atom lio' '
student: at Liberty radian” (lotion.
’l'haIproIIititInt‘a opeooh III to be maroon
Izod. Tho Mimi" in to be forgotten.
'l‘ha trlrla planted a barnyard apron
ado Friday night and promptly at mid-
t ‘lll feminine volooo abattorrd the
Eli linooa with Imitation of barnyard
no a. .
Bituuilonooualy with the outbid-It
various menthol-o at tho faculty leaped
from their bad. and' aimed for the
Ileana of tho diaturbance. ’l'huy worn
In a hurry turd did not Itop to loud
oil upon. Down tiIa dimly lighted ball
.tiioy raood to catch the violent In tho
“to
m‘i’ha riotora. WWW oat ouch a
WW II“ a littoral
toad: AW datum. walla
tho Wk“ the :oormo aim!
"tho
“Toilet“: that grotto furuiouod with
coilioo 0f Milo! tToft‘o Monaural
apti’ohh and WWII!“ all bristlin-
id ‘ flitmo cad-
militant admit at block and
lit uranium.
the traction computy a trolley and let.
tho and of it fall into a atroatn Tho
walor in than charged with oloctrl ity
to tho axi‘uut that the fill ard III led
Or to Ittuunod that thoy come to the
Ilil’flwt‘, when they are gallium into
boato.
litany fish are bolus taken in thltt
VAy along the traction lino and tho
fisherman bulimic that they are with-
In tho law as tho mothod motored
,doott not come under the hood of dyuao
mitiux. willow Vorlt Harald
WOMAN, LONILY WOMAN.
Dr. Lyman Abbott. at a dinner, in-
torruptod with a wittictotu a chomI or
volooo omitting the orator-tout powers
of tho suffraaottoo.
allow truo It to." aid Dr. Abbott.
“but as Koala laid. a thin or bounty
may be a law forever-Fm . Y. ‘l‘ole-
amn. .
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Home man ran a W along the
limo of tho than who: out! i. citation
for chanting undo. ‘ ’ ‘
Kantian-Joana in all tho that» word.
to: aim manor r. Witt") moor
lilo lather m a nation amount and
but MW out a nomads—lilo
Norwalk Chronicler